Windows 10: Sudden BSOD'S, cannot boot

Hello, I could do with some help.


Yesterday I had a Bsod out of nowhere. I restarted, it booted up and about 5 minutes later it happened again. Over the next few hours it got worse and at present I cannot boot at all.


Automatic repair will crash to blue screen.

Safe mode will crash before it loads now.


So I thought i'd just do a fresh install and carry on. I have a reinstall USB, but that will boot up and then crash on the windows logo giving the wdf01000.sys error. This happens with or without any other harddrive present.


I'll be quite happy to just lose everything and reinstall, but it seems I cannot even do that.


Previous BSOD'S said memory management and winload.exe, but now I don't even get those. I managed to do a memory test and that was fine.


System file checker would crash before it finished.


I'm at a loss.


Help would be appreciated!

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If you get a 0x124 BSOD, increase VCCIO voltage by small steps, run Prime95 again until your stable.

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Please suggest me a link that can explain the boot process step by step of ...

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